Twisted conspiracy theorists have threatened Piers Morgan 's life after he told them to unfollow him on social media.
The star was sent death threats after demanding a national lockdown.
The Good Morning Britain presenter slammed "Covidiots" who believe "insane conspiracy theories".
But the request for them to unfollow him didn't go down well.
One sick user crossed a line with threats - which Piers re-tweeted to demonstrate what he has to put up with.
"Can all Covidiots please just unfollow me and f**k off," he initially put.
"This 2nd wave is extremely serious & I'm not interested in your insane conspiracy theories, your dumb fake charts, your 'proof' that covid's 'not as bad as the flu' - or any of your ignorant abusive garbage."
But one user replied: "Once we have come for the government we will come for you #TickTock" - followed by a sickening photo of a noose.
The 55-year-old showed his followers, saying: "Awww, now the death threats. cc @TwitterUK"
He then went on another blocking spree.
"UPDATE: Covidiots are still following me, & still spewing their conspiracy cr*p and abuse. So sadly, I now have to move to full (permanent) lockdown & block them all."
A further 280 people have died from Covid-19 in the UK, it was announced on Thursday.
The death toll in the country since the pandemic began now stands at 45,955.
A further 280,995 tests were carried out and 23,065 more cases were confirmed, meaning 965,340 have now tested positive for the disease.
Piers recently clashed with Denise Welch, calling her a "Covidiot" for suggesting the government is "fear mongering" over the virus.
